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'No evidence of fixing found' - ICC on Al Jazeera documentary

Written by : Md Jabed Ali

Posted - May 17, 2021, 5:23 pm 2021-05-17T17:23:48+06:00

Updated - May 17, 2021, 7:32 pm 2021-05-17T19:32:11+06:00

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has come to a conclusion that there was no evidence of fixing in two Test matches in India in 2016 and 2017.

Many countries are thinking of reviving cricket which has come to a standstill due to the outbreak of coronavirus. However, it cannot be done in a hurry. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has issued guidelines to member nations to return to the field safely. The ICC's medical advisory committee has drawn up the guidelines in consultation with representatives of the boards' medical teams to ensure the safe return of community, domestic and international cricket, the world cricket governing body said in a press release on Friday. According to the guideline, each board has to appoint one Chief Medical Officer or Bio Safety Officer. Whose job will be to ensure that the players are complying with the government-mandated hygiene rules in practice. Member countries have been asked to consider an isolation camp at least 14 days before the visit. Where all the players’ temperature of the team will be measured and COVID-19 will be tested. The concerned board has been asked to ensure safe practice ground and match venue for the players. Players must maintain a distance of one and a half meters at all times (or as directed by the government concerned). Players have been discouraged from taking baths and using dressing rooms during practice. They’re asked to come fully prepared for practice. Necessary medical arrangements have to be made in each field during the match. The ICC's cricket committee has already recommended a ban on the use of saliva. There are some new instructions about the ball. Players will not be able to give caps, towels, sweaters, etc. to the umpire between the two overs. The umpire must use gloves to catch the ball. Celebrations on the ground have been discouraged. Unnecessary touches have been urged to be avoided. If someone shows signs of COVID-19 in a match, everyone should be tested and stay in isolation for a certain period of time. There are strict instructions about the tour. First of all, the instructions of the concerned government must be followed. Second, the concerned board has to arrange for a chartered flight, maintaining social distance on the flight. The hotel will have to fix a specific floor for the teams. The practice will start in four steps. Going from one step to another will depend on the government's restrictions. The first step will be single stage practice. England which has already started for their bowlers. The second step will be practice for two people and of course according to the social distance. In the third stage, there will be players and a coach in a slightly larger group (less than 10 people). And in the fourth step, the whole team will be able to practice together while maintaining social distance. Bowlers will be more at risk of injury if they return to the field from outside for a long time. So according to the version a separate practice routine has been given for the bowlers. To get ready to return to Test cricket, you have to practice for 8 to 12 weeks, where you have to bowl at least 4-5 weeks with your whole body. In case of ODI, 6 weeks, for T20, 5 to 6 weeks of practice will be required. In both these cases, you have to bowl in the net for 3 weeks like in a match. The ICC says that the practice of cricketers or the commencement of cricket activities will depend on the instructions of the concerned cricket board and the government of that country. The guidelines suggest how member nations can resume cricket without the risk of contracting the virus.

In a 2018 documentary on Al Jazeera, the investigation unit alleged India vs England Chennai Test (2016) and India vs Australia Ranchi Test (2017) were fixed. After ICC's investigation into the matter, it said, "No charges will be bought under the ICC Anti-Corruption Code against any of the five Participants to the Code who featured in the programme due to insufficient credible and reliable evidence." The ICC said that the allegations and are 'implausible'. In the documentary, Aneel Munawar, an Indian who is said to be working for crime syndicate D Company, uttered three English players and two Australians. The ICC had sought unedit clips from Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera also had claimed in the second part of the documentary in October 2018 that as many as 15 international matches were fixed during the period 2011-12. The ICC still welcomes any new information regarding corruption. ICC General Manager of Integrity Alex Marshall said, "We welcome the reporting of alleged corrupt activity within cricket as there is no place for such conduct in our sport, but we also need to be satisfied there is sufficient evidence to sustain charges against Participants. In the case of the claims aired in this programme, there are fundamental weaknesses in each of the areas we have investigated that make the claims unlikely and lacking in credibility, a viewpoint that has been corroborated by four independent experts. "On the basis of the programme, the Participants to the Code who were filmed appear to have behaved in a questionable manner, however, we have been unable to assess the full context of the conversations that took place beyond what was seen on screen versus what the Participants claim actually happened. This combined with the absence of any other credible evidence means there are insufficient grounds to bring charges under the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. "Should any new substantial evidence come to light I will re-examine the case. But at present I am comfortable with the conclusion of the investigation and the thoroughness with which it was undertaken."

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International Cricket

'No evidence of fixing found' - ICC on Al Jazeera documentary

Written by : Md Jabed Ali

Posted - May 17, 2021, 5:23 pm 2021-05-17T17:23:48+06:00

Updated - May 17, 2021, 7:32 pm 2021-05-17T19:32:11+06:00

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has come to a conclusion that there was no evidence of fixing in two Test matches in India in 2016 and 2017.

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